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Board approves multiple appropriations and an amendment to Hampton Roads Workforce Council agreement
Summary
Supervisors approved a variety of appropriation resolutions covering county and school funds and unanimously approved the Hampton Roads Workforce Council’s 8th amendment (adds Accomack and Northampton, removes Gloucester) effective retroactive to July 1, 2026 once localities approve.
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At its Aug. 25 meeting the Southampton County Board of Supervisors approved several appropriation resolutions and the Hampton Roads Workforce Council (HRWC) amendment presented by county staff.
The board approved an appropriation resolution covering various funds (presented total cited in the packet: $415,502.04 across funds including general, school, canteen, inmate enterprise and OPEB trust items) and then approved a school‑fund appropriation amounting to $687,929.80 after staff explained revenue sources and line items. Both motions carried by unanimous voice votes.
Staff also recommended and the board approved an HRWC 8th amendment — adding Accomack and Northampton counties and removing Gloucester from the local consortium — which staff said had been approved by the governor and will take effect retroactively to July 1, 2026 once participating localities complete their approvals.
Board members also heard routine departmental updates on procurement, records‑room HVAC and facility contracts; the jail HVAC contract was reported as $152,000 after scope adjustments.
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